Modern views of this man's work are heavily influenced by Edwin Boring's "history" of the discipline that he founded. He believed that sentences were manifestations of the "whole mental processes" of individuals. One of his publications categorized feelings tri-dimensionally
Modern views of this man's work are heavily influenced by Edwin Boring's "history" of the discipline that he founded. He believed that sentences were manifestations of the "whole mental processes" of individuals. One of his publications categorized feelings tri-dimensionally, depending on whether they were pleasant or unpleasant, excited or depressed, and tense or relaxed. His historical theory classified man into primitive, totemic, heroic, and present ages. His analysis focused on the process of (*) "apperception," the study of which defined this man's introspective method. This thinker's student called his approach "Ganzheit" or "holistic." This author of Folk Psychology also wrote the magnum opus Principles of Physiological Psychology. For 10 points, name this teacher of Edward Titchener, the German father of experimental psychology.
Modern views of this man's work are heavily influenced by Edwin Boring's "history" of the discipline that he founded.
Wilhelm Maximilian {Wundt}